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Random House Books for Young Readers

Magic Tree House Books 1-28 Boxed Set

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This boxed set is the ultimate gift for Magic Tree House fans and readers just beginning chapter books. The 1 bestselling chapter book series of all time includes updated covers and an easy-to-use numbering system! When Jack and Annie discover a mysterious tree house filled with books, they never dream that it will take them on exciting adventures around the world and throughout history! The story begins with Dinosaurs Before Dark, when Jack and Annie are whisked back to the prehistoric past. With a total of twenty-eight adventures, kids will never get tired of traveling the world and completing missions with their new friends Jack and Annie. Books in this set include: -Dinosaurs Before Dark (1) -The Knight at Dawn (2) -Mummies in the Morning (3) -Pirates Past Noon (4) -Night of the Ninjas (5) -Afternoon on the Amazon (6) -Sunset of the Sabertooth (7) -Midnight on the Moon (8) -Dolphins at Daybreak (9) -Ghost Town at Sundown (10) -Lions at Lunchtime (11) -Polar Bears Past Bedtime (12) -Vacation Under the Volcano (13) -Day of the Dragon King (14) -Viking Ships at Sunrise (15) -Hour of the Olympics (16) -Tonight on the Titanic (17) -Buffalo Before Breakfast (18) -Tigers at Twilight (19) -Dingoes at Dinnertime (20) -Civil War on Sunday (21) -Revolutionary War on Wednesday (22) -Twister on Tuesday (23) -Earthquake in the Early Morning (24) -Stage Fright on a Summer Night (25) -Good Morning, Gorillas (26) -Thanksgiving on Thursday (27) -High Tide in Hawaii (28) Magic Tree House: Adventures with Jack and Annie, perfect for readers who are just beginning chapter books Merlin Missions: More challenging adventures for the experienced reader Super Edition: A longer and more dangerous adventure Fact Trackers: Nonfiction companions to your favorite Magic Tree House adventures Read more

Publisher ‏ : ‎ Random House Books for Young Readers


Publication date ‏ : ‎ September 23, 2008


Language ‏ : ‎ English


Print length ‏ : ‎ 144 pages


ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 6


ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 16


Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 2.31 pounds


Reading age ‏ : ‎ 5 - 8 years, from customers


Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7.44 x 5.25 x 7.75 inches


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    • Fun and Educational
Format: Paperback
My kids love the Magic Tree House books! The stories are fun, exciting, and educational, with adventures that introduce kids to history, animals, and different places. The books are easy to read and keep children interested. A great series for encouraging kids to enjoy reading!
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2026 by Fei T
    • Great deal if your kids like them
Format: Paperback
28 books is a lot of books for the price. I could see some kids getting bored with such a large set, but not mine, so I'll tell you what I know. We read them at bed time and my kids love it. The books are just exciting enough to keep them interested, but not so much so that they get too wound-up or nervous before bedtime. My 7 y/o gets into them a bit more than my 4 y/o, but that shouldn't be a surprise. The kids find the repetition and standard template of the stories comforting I think - there's a little sense of pride they get by shouting out catch phrases as I read them aloud. My older kid will sneak off with the books to read ahead sometimes, which is a credit the interest the books can hold even with so many of them. We're on book 14 and they still want to keep reading them, so if you consider the hours spent doing active listening and a calming activity before bed, versus the low cost of the set, it's an extremely good deal. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2023 by BonzoBH
    • Amazing books for emerging readers!
Format: Paperback
We are 15 books in to the 28-book series, and my almost-7-year-old son is wild for these books. My husband and I were desperate for something other than Captain Underpants and Dog Man comics to sustain his interest in reading along with us at bedtime, and now he stops us mid-sentence and says, "I want to read this part!" I find myself just as interested in the mysteries and riddles as my son is. The stories can become formulaic after awhile (mystery, conflict, and something saves the day in time for the protagonists to make it home for dinner), but that's perfect for young readers. There's plenty of intrigue with a guaranteed happy ending. The box that the 28 books comes in is not sturdy, but that only matters if you intended to keep the set as a collector's item. We took the book out and put them on my son's shelf. He loves reading the spines, and the brightness of the book covers. He keeps bragging to his friends that he has all 28 treehouse books. In love with these. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2020 by CC in Barrington, RI
    • Our current bedtime routine
Format: Paperback
I know several folks about my age who read some of these growing up, but I'm reading these for the first time when reading to my son at bedtime. These are approachable, easy to read aloud to a child, not too stimulating, and the chapters are short enough and the structure predictable enough that it makes a parent's role easier. The contents are also predictable in the sense that you don't have to worry too much about content filtering for age appropriateness; no questionable moral messages. A couple minor criticisms: (Acknowledging that these are children's books...) The contents are generally very simple, sometimes too simple in my opinion, even for the target audience. There's a good variety of settings, but the arc of each book (and even the longer arcs that carry across books) are like boring side quests to an aimless video game. I've observed it's hard for any of us to get invested in the characters or feel their adventures are much more than an errand. I think part of the problem is the limitations of the format, but also limited stakes, growth, and hurdles. There's also errors that can be annoying if you let them. Like the Moon book where the author obviously used her imagination and pre-1950 ideas about being on the moon, rather than doing some homework on it before world building. To be fair, I think these were written in the mid 90s before most of the modern Internet, but still... gravity doesn't change when you step outside, space suit oxygen systems and airlocks don't work that way, you wouldn't build a pressurized dome as the landing pad for a rocket, etc. Similar ideas in other books, like the antics with the octopus and mini-sub in the Reef book. These sorts of things aren't explained a way by contrivances or magic systems, but are giving children the idea that "this is how it really works". Truly, these are nitpicks, but depending on how much you care about a given topic, you may feel the need to pause and correct the author's lack of due diligence. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2024 by John Gott
    • A modern classic for kids
Format: Paperback
Perhaps "classic" is too big a term for these, but one can't deny how much kids seem to like these. I've been a fan of Mary Pope Osborne since I was a teenager reading "Haunted Waters" and I can't help but admire how well she takes into stride the nature of history and myth. Here such is taken for kids in the spirit of adventure and play. My daughter received this set for her birthday and has been devouring the books as easy readers she can tackle and for the pure entertainment. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2023 by Emily J. Morris
    • My 9 year old loves it
Format: Paperback
My 9-year-old absolutely loved this series and couldn’t put the books down! The stories are engaging, imaginative, and educational, with just the right balance of adventure and history. This set kept my child entertained for hours and inspired a love for reading. The fact that my child is already asking for more books in the series speaks volumes about how much they enjoyed it. Highly recommend for young readers who love adventure and learning! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2025 by Pastor
    • Great books for younger readers
Format: Paperback
This has been a good series of books for my 7 year old. They are short chapters that are just the right length to keep her attention while not boring her to tears, or losing her attention. The plots are simple, and the stories are simple. Perfect for younger children. They show some good imagination, and my daughter loves things that seem impossible for most people to believe. I wouldn't except any literary genius in these books, they are children's books, so I find it humorous that some people talk about the characters being unbelievable or not beloved (whatever that means), too much narration, she said, he said, etc. If you are my age and remember the Dick and Jane books I would have killed for books like these. These books offer great adventures for younger ages, and definitely buy the series instead of book by book. You get a cheaper price by buying the whole series. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2014 by Laura
    • perfect for a seven year old
Format: Paperback
My seven year old son really liked them, he actually finished all of them.
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2025 by RacerDave

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